Re: teenage problems

hahahavefun · ‎25-10-2014

Mugssy he is telling these friends if they let her hang around with them he wont hang around them . These friends told her that she isnt to blame for him getting into trouble with his mother and that nobody is holding a gun to his head to make him do the things he is doing its purely his choice . I ve tried everything to get her away from these kids ive even been to the house to get her when she hasnt gone to school and is with them several times . Teenage girls aarrggggg

mugssy65 · ‎25-10-2014

I raised 3 girls Haha, the thing you have to remember is that for 16 years you did the ground work, you taught her right from wrong, you gave her morals and showed her love. These things are set in stone they are her foundations, she will rebel, life will kick her in the guts and one day she will realise you were right.

hahahavefun · ‎25-10-2014

Muggsy I'm beside myself and just don't know where to go from here in short of leaving her go now to learn the hard way . Her councilor said she just isn't getting any of this and that's unfortunately her teenage brain .

the_hawk* · ‎25-10-2014

Be grateful she is no longer hanging around with a group of people that are leading her astray and hope she finds a group of better friends

mugssy65 · ‎25-10-2014

Haha these years are like a roller coaster you have to hold on tight! I used to wonder how people knew they were having a mental break down? I was sure I was going to have one! How old is her cousin? How did he go to court without his mother? I had to go with mine, EMBARASING as it was! You'll be encouraged to know that all four of mine have turned out fine, none of them ended up in goal, you just have to hang in there never ever give up on her!

hahahavefun · ‎25-10-2014

Hawk she is still with these friends i cant keep her away from them

hahahavefun · ‎25-10-2014

Her cousin will be 18 next march .

azureline** · ‎25-10-2014

@hahahavefun wrote:
For many yrs i have said nothing to my sister on what her son is up to because I believe if she took more notice of him and his life instead of putting her life ahead of his she would know . My biggest problem with this particular issue is that now my mother because of my sister will be looking down on my daughter while he gets off scot free . I guess im just angry because it is for this sister that my daughter shaved her head in support of her cancer and copped a lot of bullying at high school and the fact that my daughter has always been there and supported him when no one else has even as far as him going to court a few weeks ago when he was charged for stealing a bike and being banned from the shopping centre . This his mother doesn't know about . Im angry and upset .

How does his mother not know? didn't he need an adult to attend court with him?

hahahavefun · ‎25-10-2014

No he is over 17 just my daughter a friend went with him .

kilroy_is_here · ‎25-10-2014

If it's not making you stronger then it's making you weaker , in which case you need to cut it free .let him cut out her friends as they are part of the problem , distance your self from your sister and if she asks why tell her the truth , take back the control ,some times the only way to help our kids is to let them fall and learn their lesson their way